Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-25
bounced It cOngestive fever in q very ad-

The lady doctor G St. Luhe's wss
called up by telephone. DR.. Stolen
werck had dropped the fact that this lady
! had received a mysterious, unsigned com
muuication sbCu. the death of the pretty
and unfortunate Miss Lewis.
"Hello!h
"Test"
as that DR.. Ricardo"
at is.n
"This IS the News Herald. We have
received communication" and the re
porter old the tale in outline.
al don't know ANYTHING about It, Eaid
the Doctors voice, firmly.
ono. sir, no. l don't know anything
! about it-goOd night, sir"
! And the circuit closed and for the time
must close the mysterious story Of the
/ suf-rGgs and death Of pretty Hattie
Lewis.
The revelations made exclusively yes
/ tgr3ay morning in the News Herald con-
| corning the mysterious death in this CITY
TWO months ego Of the beautiful you.g
! Hattie Lewis, Of Maiden, Mass, aud the
/ evidences that point a suspicious finger
! 81 the djssolute woman whom the father
/ of the unfortunate girl had made his mis-
! tress, aroused the deepest interest and
! Indignation among all classes Of citizens.
MRS. aIUREAY's STARTLING STORY.
a representative of tle Ngws-Herald,
hearing that the nurse who attended Miss
/ Lewis during the last few days of her life
could throw sJod Of light upon that
period Il The strange history, sud that
/ Mrs, Mary Murray Of Jacksonville was
her name, Immediately jumped on bo4rd
4 'Ae ferry-bOat, and was IN Murray hail in
/ less than forty minutes, Mrs. Murray is
| at present hOusekeeper at tuis famous
/ beach hotel, and the News-Eerald man
\ Jumping into the elevator q, Cended 60 the
/ third 10Or and seDt In his card. Mrs
Murray received him very graCiuusly, bat
was st first T5luctln. 10 talk; but, upon
! being assured that the main facts were
alIeady public, and that eli the details
were Ia possession OF the Ncws-Herajd,
she grew more communicative and told
an intensely interesting story.
"At what time were You called to at
tend the csse, Mrs. Murray"
con the afternoon OF Thursday, the
18Th of May. telephone cal FROM ~.
/ StUNcuwgrCk summoned NE TO Captain
Brooks house. l Wss reluctant to 20
but the Doctor Informed me that the pi-
tglt c0u,d not live more tGan dsy, and
that l had best 20 as the time would BE-
| Short
"How came ne TO summon you: st
whose suggestion WEs it:n
AT the suggestion of lI8N.s CaiyBnl0.
over year previous 20 this, as was
crossing the ferry ene day, Was intro
duced 90 Mrs. CalvaHn0 ~ Mr.. EgJert C.
Sammis. &ha was az tast time living
with her parents ct Ar,i G.0n, I'm one IF
Sal fr.t 4 D.
lows were northern people, and Hts.
Ca,ysau0 Was understood 10 be their
daughter. I never knew whether her
husband vas dead or whether he LIVED
Gp2Tt from Der. i next met her at the
Carleton, few weeks later, wlitner J
had been summoned 20 nurse q sick man
from our west. she was s. close com
Dani0n Of Mrs. Ha-kigs, 81 CatcsgJ,
whom, perhaps, yCu remember"
1t will be unnecessary 10 TeCitC The
career Of iris latter woman JIG Florida,
for her successful bobnobbilg VITA fash
ione5,e hotel society IL the spring OF
/ 1855 and the subsequent detection OF ner
real character are too fresh in the pugGc
mind
"Dtd 7ou see much OF her at the Car
.etoH;' was the next question pus to Mrs
Murray.
"NOJ much-only an occasional meet
ing n tie halls or upon the stairs. Sac
wss much inclined 70 talk and seemed
anxious TO cultivate my acquaintance,
bat ] gave her 10 enCOursEeme
"DId YOU see or hear any more Of her"
ono, not until | met her in the sick
room when called to attend Hattie Lewis
more than year afterwards. Sae cx-
planned to me thai she had sent for me
because she felt sure Of my interest and
sympathy. She said that Hattie had been
taken III at Mayport only 8 few dsys pre-
vious, that she mad brought her immed-
lately back to Jacksonville and then ttle
grapued Tor her fsther, MIR. Lewis"
What was the girls condition when
you first saw herr"
"MUllie CalYsn3O gave me notice that
the Young lady would talk and act IRA
ti0nslly, but that she was deIiri0us and /
was not TO mind her. As soon ss / was
alone with the patient she called rue TO her
bedside, drew my mead down close to ner
own and whispered who are You; Are
YOU g friend Of heT'ss' began 20 define
my relations 10 Mrs. Calvanuo, but saein.
terrupted with. If you are > friend of
hers 20 away from me. Don't touch me
or come near me, | dread her s0n This
cry reached Mrs. CalyanuC's ears and she
quickly came into the room snd, motion
Ing me to leave 1t, remained with the g.rl
for q while. When I returned the patient
was completely PROSTATE AMI uncon.
sciOus We were obliged 10 give her 8
mustard bath to revive herr
"What of the Esther, Mr.. LewisEn
ole was q fine cooking man Of about
& forty, 5martly dressed and h2d lots al
2 money Int ne Tyes g4mn' afg1v uUGpr tHt